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Ismail Omar Guelleh

Djibouti, France
Two opponents go to the Elysée

The leaders of two Djibouti opposition groups, resident in Europe, were received by one of President Francois Hollande's Africa advisors at the end of December.

Subscribers only Politics 04.01.2013

Djibouti
Chinese companies go on the attack

The trip to Beijing by President Ismail Omar Guelleh in July 2012 is beginning to bear fruit. Contracts for Chinese companies are coming in fast and furiously.

Free access Business 04.01.2013

Djibouti
East Africa Holdings

Two businessmen from the United Arab Emirates have injected funds [...]

Subscribers only Business 14.12.2012

Djibouti
Next Senate already controversial

Over the last three months, the chairman of the commission working on setting up the new Senate, Ali Mohamed Daoud [...]

Subscribers only Politics 30.11.2012

Djibouti
Global Fund to fight AIDS makes a scathing audit

The Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, which depends on the United Nations, has just released an internal [...]

Subscribers only 21.11.2012

Djibouti
The rebels hit the news again

The FRUD-Armé rebels have become active again by carrying out a symbolic military action in the north of the country.

Subscribers only Politics 16.11.2012

Djibouti
Trans Horn Minerals Co

The Trans Horn Minerals Co. of Somaliland operates a lucrative [...]

Subscribers only Business 16.11.2012

Djibouti
FRUD-armé rebels in the news again

The Front pour la Restauration de l'Unite et de la Democratie faction known as FRUD-armé that still supports armed struggle [...]

Subscribers only 12.11.2012

Djibouti
Djibouti-Dubai dialogue revived

President Ismaïl Omar Guelleh (IOG) is to go on an [...]

Subscribers only 19.10.2012

Djibouti
President IOG brings the ulama to heel in Djibouti

After tightening the screws on Sheikh Abdourahman Souleiman Bachir, an [...]

Subscribers only 19.10.2012

Spotlight | Djibouti
IOG takes risk of renewing RPP top brass

President Ismaïl Omar Guelleh (IOG) took a certain amount of risk when he carried out an in-depth renewal of the top echelons of the ruling Rassemblement Populaire pour le Progrès (RPP) on 23 September, to pave the way for the [.

Subscribers only Politics 05.10.2012

Djibouti
The end has indeed come for ICC

The bell has finally tolled for Independent Construction Co (ICC), owned by the family of President Ismail Omar Guelleh, which has been wound up.

Subscribers only Business 05.10.2012

Djibouti
Abdoulkader Kamil

The new deputy chairman of the ruling party Rassemblement Populaire pour le Progrès (RPP), the minister for defence Abdoulkader Kamil [...]

Subscribers only 05.10.2012

Djibouti
Dileita Mohamed Dileita on the way out

Prime Minister Dileita Mohamed Dileita was ousted from his seat of deputy chairman of the executive committee of the Rassemblement [...]

Subscribers only 25.09.2012

Document | Djibouti
RPP is but an empty shell

The ruling RPP party is in a pitiful state according to a study carried out by an internal evaluation committee. It makes some startling revelations.

Subscribers only Politics 21.09.2012

Djibouti
Houssein Idriss Gouled

Houssein Idriss Gouled known as Sékou Touré, the nephew of the late President Hassan Gouled, took up his seat on [...]

Subscribers only 21.09.2012

Document | Djibouti
RPP promotes high budget ministers in Djibouti

Ten newcomers made their entry into the executive committee of [...]

Subscribers only 21.09.2012

Djibouti, Somalia, Somaliland
The war of ports has begun

Just as Dubai World Ports is negotiating a contract to run the port of Berbera in Somaliland, Djibouti inked a port cooperation agreement with a Chinese company.

Subscribers only Business 20.07.2012

Djibouti, France
President François Hollande's letter to IOG held up in the post

Red tape and delays in the Djibouti administration have made [...]

Subscribers only 20.07.2012

Djibouti
Problems of the Tadjourah corridor

The construction of a new port in Tadjourah and a railway line from there to Ethiopia has hit against certain problems for a variety of reasons.

Subscribers only Business 06.07.2012

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Next Senate already controversial

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Senegal
Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Botswana, South Africa
From Gaborone to Antwerp, is De Beers's empire on the rocks?

Djibouti, France
Two opponents go to the Elysée

Djibouti
Chinese companies go on the attack

Djibouti
East Africa Holdings

Djibouti
Next Senate already controversial

Djibouti
Global Fund to fight AIDS makes a scathing audit

Djibouti
The rebels hit the news again

Djibouti
Trans Horn Minerals Co

Djibouti
FRUD-armé rebels in the news again

Djibouti
Djibouti-Dubai dialogue revived

Djibouti
President IOG brings the ulama to heel in Djibouti

Spotlight | Djibouti
IOG takes risk of renewing RPP top brass

Djibouti
The end has indeed come for ICC

Djibouti
Abdoulkader Kamil

Djibouti
Dileita Mohamed Dileita on the way out

Document | Djibouti
RPP is but an empty shell

Djibouti
Houssein Idriss Gouled

Document | Djibouti
RPP promotes high budget ministers in Djibouti

Djibouti, Somalia, Somaliland
The war of ports has begun

Djibouti, France
President François Hollande's letter to IOG held up in the post

Djibouti
Problems of the Tadjourah corridor